Still looking for activities to keep your kiddos busy this summer? The Creative Difference is offering camp for ages 6-12 during June and August. The weekly sessions will include exciting and original hands-on, open-ended creative activities, dramatic play, LEGO free-building, and plenty of outside time!
LEGO fans ages 6-12 don’t want to miss the week of August 4th, featuring LEGO Robotics. Campers will explore the fun and exciting world of Robotics as they work in teams to design, create, build, and control their own robots. Whatever your child’s current ability level, LEGO’s WeDo® Robotics and MindStorm® systems offer the opportunity to advance their knowledge in numerous mechanical, electrical, and computer programming skills. There will also be plenty of free build time and outside play throughout the day.
Additional summer themes include Up-cycled Art, Camp Craft Classics, and LEGO Cosmos among others. For more information on all of them, visit The Creative Difference website.
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Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Creative Difference LLC, however, I only promote events, services, and activities that I truly believe in and/or think would appeal to KFDC readers.
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